What is Multiple Indication Management?

In the life sciences industry, it’s common for one product to treat several diseases or conditions. We call these indications.

For example, the product Restolar could be approved to treat two indications, Parkinson’s and Alzheimer’s. This is where Multiple Indication Management comes in.

By tracking the indications discussed during interactions with HCPs, for example, usage or side effects, your teams can build smarter engagement strategies and have more effective conversations with HCPs.

Your Flightpath

Your Flightpath includes everything you need to know to capture and manage your products’ indication data and understand how it impacts your metrics.

What does effective Multiple Indication Management provide?	~1 min.
How should I capture indication-specific information during calls?	~1 min.
How can I capture indication information using Product Discussions?	~5 min.
How can I capture indication information using Detail Groups?	~5 min.
How can I capture indication information using Product-Indication combination records?	~5 min.
How can I capture indication information using Product and indication as separate records?	~5 min.
What solution is best for me and my company?	~2 min.
How does tracking indications impact CLM strategy and Product Metrics?	~3 min.
Learn more about Multiple Indication Management	~1 min.

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